Articles
- Five LDS artists who blend classical and folk musicThe most compelling Latter-day Saint music often lives between categories. A violin melody may carry the polish of a concert hall while a banjo, acoustic…
- Praise to the Man: A Sacred Hymn with Patriotic Resonance“Praise to the Man” occupies a distinctive place in Latter-day Saint music. Its language is bold, its melody is memorable, and its subject is Joseph Smith, the…
- How to Use LDS Music to Teach Gospel PrinciplesMusic can make gospel learning memorable because it engages the mind, emotions, and imagination at the same time. A well-chosen hymn, children’s song,…
- Be Still, My Soul by John Wesley: A Quiet ReviewJohn Wesley’s Be Still, My Soul belongs to the reflective side of Latter-day Saint music: an album designed less for spectacle than for stillness. Built around…
- A practical guide to LDS music for Primary singing timeMusic can turn a Primary lesson into an experience children remember long after Sunday ends. A familiar melody helps them participate, while clear lyrics give…
- LDS music DVDs for a meaningful movie nightA movie night built around Latter-day Saint music can be entertaining, devotional, and memorable without feeling like a regular concert broadcast. The right…
- How LDS Music Supports Missionary Work WorldwideMusic has long been part of religious teaching, community life, and personal devotion. Within the Latter-day Saint tradition, hymns, choral recordings, youth…
- Search, Ponder, and Pray Hymn ArrangementsA familiar hymn can sound newly meaningful when its melody is given a thoughtful musical setting. The release of Search, Ponder, and Pray hymn arrangements…
- How to Host an LDS Music Trivia NightAn LDS music trivia night brings together hymn lovers, choir members, youth groups, families, and anyone who enjoys the stories behind sacred songs. A…
- Writing words that inspire: a conversation with an LDS lyricistA memorable sacred song often begins with a sentence that feels simple enough to say in a quiet room. Then the melody gives it motion, the singer gives it…